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I mean not really because the computers in the farm at this point are recycled to be sold as seperate used units.
I mean not really because the computers in the farm at this point are recycled to be sold as seperate used units.
Holy shit you’re the guy from the meme
Yeah I totally am you know.
Despite the fact that I have never had a Twitter account.
Or despite the fact that I work in a charity teaching and facilitating teaching of the same children covered by affirmative action equivalent in my poor third world country earning bare minimum.
Or despite the fact that I’ve know and participated in research programs aimed at assessing the impact of such measures.
I get that because we’re online, people feel certain freedom to say whatever they want but please be mindful of the fact that a real person is at the other end in the future.
I’m not one of those people, especially since I don’t live in the US but is it so hard to envision having different views on different issues?
All of the stances taken by one side need not resonate with you.
I for example am not in support of social media witch hunts when someone is accused of being racist/sexist/classist and and so on. I firmly believe that we should be instituting bodies that have the power to investigate issues like this and take appropriate actions, with more freedom than the typical judicial process. This however does not mean that I don’t support gender equality, climate action or social welfare measures.
Another example would be affirmative action. I find it horrible that the supreme court gutted it the way it did but I also find it quite unpleasant that the elected representatives, in all this time, did not try to replace it with grassroot level measure such as food security, free tuition, books etc. higher school and teacher density in lower income or low performing areas. I feel that affirmative action was a stop gap measure, but it ended up being the prop used by politicians to not act on more fundamental issues.
Honestly, I would rather forgo the label altogether. In my experience label makes people into tribes and tribes aren’t really conducive to nuanced dialogue or individual opinions, rather, they’re good at collective action.
Lol I know what you mean. Looking at my audiobook catalogue gives me anxiety sometimes 🤣
It was, but not just that I’ve read somewhere that the book managed to influence the jury who was hearing the case because it was so popular.
Please share some pictures here :)
I finished the book on Endurance by Alfred Lansing which was pretty amazing. TGPEoAT sound pretty cool, will definitely be checking it out :) Thank you. Have you read In Cold Blood (?) by Truman Capote which is supposed to have basically started true crime as a genre?
Fingers crossed that she’s going to be well.
I’m guessing Detoxification from some addictive substance?
Best of luck :)
First rule of the sea:
Never place your rear end on a pirate’s face.
Also there definitely isn’t a VPN called cryptostorm that offers a nice free tier.
You know I get that you don’t see 100s or even 1000s of comments on each post but I’ve found that on lemmy people are actually willing to talk to you and listen. You don’t have to worry no one will see you or reply to you because you don’t have enough upvotes.
The vulnerability behind that was patched so it seems unlikely.
Pretty much. This is far beyond what an LLM can do as well.
Are we also getting DDoSd? I’m getting constant timeouts and json errors here over the last one hour or so.
The difference is that somehow the nets in our brains are creating emergent behaviour while the nets in code, even with a lot more power aren’t. I feel we are probably missing something pivotal in constructing them.
All of those seem reasonable 🤷🏾♂️
2007 is where it’s at